Toru Kitajima

Recently, P-67 of Peluso is the main. Originally I really liked the sound of Neumann U67, and there were times when I thought it would be better to have it, but isn't it difficult to maintain? The condition of the studio U67 is also different. But I also have a throat condition, so I want to record songs in my studio. So, after trying various U67 replicas, Peluso was the one that matched the voice best. Sometimes I use Neumann U87Ai to record strong mids, but recently I rent U67 or record with Peluso.

in this Instagram post, you can see a Shure SM58 laying in front of him

In the music video for "JPOP Xfile" by 凛として時雨, Toru Kitajima is seen using a microphone that closely resembles the Sennheiser e935. Notable appearances of the microphone occur at the following timestamps: 0:14-0:16, 0:23-0:26, 0:34-0:36 (where the microphone body is most visible), and at 0:40.

Originally I really liked the sound of Neumann U67, and there were times when I thought it would be better to have it, but isn't it difficult to maintain? The condition of the studio U67 is also different. But I also have a throat condition, so I want to record songs in my studio. So, after trying various U67 replicas, Peluso was the one that matched the voice best. Sometimes I use Neumann U87Ai to record strong mids, but recently I rent U67 or record with Peluso.

Toru Kitajima discusses his experience using the Shure SM57, noting its effectiveness when combined with a ribbon mic to enhance sound quality. He highlights the impressive response of the distortion effector, describing it as reacting like an amplifier, even in digital stages. This insight is shared in the Universal Audio OX User File #001 on Hookup, Inc.'s blog.

In an interview featured on サンレコ 〜音楽制作と音響のすべてを届けるメディア, Toru Kitajima confirmed that he uses the Aston Origin Microphone to record a Fender Twin Reverb at his Studio SAUNA.

Toru Kitajima uses the Neumann U87 Ai microphone in his Studio SAUNA, as confirmed in an interview with サンレコ, where he discusses the studio's acoustic environment and equipment.

Toru Kitajima is confirmed to use a Bock Audio 241 microphone in his Studio SAUNA, as mentioned in an interview with サンレコ, authored by matumo-i_rittor.

Toru Kitajima uses an Aston Stealth microphone in his Studio SAUNA, as confirmed in an interview published by サンレコ 〜音楽制作と音響のすべてを届けるメディア, authored by matumo-i_rittor.